Documentation
How AI XLIFF Translate works, how to use it, and what it does to your WordPress content — the translation pipeline, the WPML workflow, brand voice, glossaries and caching.
Reading this as a machine? Every page is also served as plain Markdown at /docs/<page>.md, and the whole set is indexed at /llms.txt and concatenated at /llms-full.txt.
Understanding it
How it works
What happens to a WPML export between the moment you upload it and the moment you download it back - parsing, classification, translation, checking and rebuilding.
Why the second run costs less
Duplicate detection and translation caching - what each one does, when it saves you money, and what makes a cached translation stop being reused.
Using it
Getting started
From a WPML export to translated pages back in WordPress - the whole round trip, step by step, including what to check before you translate a hundred files.
Brand voice
What a voice profile is, how it changes the output, how to have one drafted from your own website, and how protected terms keep your names intact.
Reference
Glossary of terms
Every term this documentation uses - XLIFF, translation unit, project, voice profile, tier, cache hit, flagged unit - defined in one place.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers on languages, file formats, quality, cost, ownership of your translations, and what happens to your content.